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    formative and strength , yet silica and alumina responding with an alkaline solution and creates an alumina silicate gel that ties the aggregates and gives the strength of concrete ,source materials and antacid fluids/alkaline fluids are the tow primary constituents of geo polymers, the strengths of which rely on the nature of the materials and the sorts of fluids. Materials containing silicon (Si) and aluminum (Al) in indistinct structure, which originate from characteristic materials or by-item materials

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    Nt1310 Lab 3.3

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    absorbed= volumetric energy density* volume =1/2*Y*volume*(strain)^2 (4) The volume is given by, volume= n m A c*dt (5) Here, c= Velocity of the sound in the armor material From equations (4) and (5), we get, Energy absorbed=1/2*Y*n m A c∫_0^t▒〖∈^2 (t)dt〗 (6) The strain is integrated with time from the time of impact to the time of failure as it keeps on changing during the impact of the bullet and is not constant

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    3.0 Introduction For the purpose of creating dentures, many materials have thus far been used, amongst these, poly methylmethacrylate (PMMA) have become the most popularly used materials (Machado et al., 2007). However, this material does come with its set of drawbacks. Its moderate to low fracture strength is the most important drawback (Mumcu et al., 2011). The population that most commonly requires the use of dentures are the older age groups. In view of this, it can be stated that older people

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    2. Composite Materials 2.1. Introduction Composites are materials consisting of two or more chemically distinct constituents having a clear interface separating them and with properties which cannot be obtained by any constituent material working individually [1]. One of the modern definitions of composite materials was given after 1990 and it says that: “A modern composite material is a system formed of at least two constituents, in which the fiber volume fraction is at least 10% and in which the

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    Discussion: When materials’ influences are to be evaluated in terms of pulpal response during vital procedures, in vivo study designs are helpful. Among these,animal and human teeth are generally preferred to demonstrate the effects of pulp capping agents. These should further be supported by clinical trials toestablish a clear picture regarding the general characteristics of the materials. MTA, which is generally considered a gold standard, has been investigated in various animal and human experimental

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    Hypo Sludge

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    properties present in the waste material which contribute to improve the setting of the concrete. By utilizing the hypo sludge, it will help to minimize the maximum demand for cement and also to provide the most economical concrete from it. Energy plays a crucial role in growth of developing countries like Philippines. In the context of low availability of non – renewable energy resources coupled with the requirements of large quantities of energy for building materials like cement, the importance of

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    Veerbonia Case Study

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    During the building and designing of the Verbonia there were many times when the people required both intelligence and physical strength. In the beginning they were planning and mapping out how they were going to build the Verbonia. This required a lot of intelligence and physical strength. I know this because the text stated ¨the rectangular area of the camp was increased to seven hundred and twenty yards long by six hundred and twenty yards wide. This space allowed a maximum population of approximately

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    Processes – Glass-Fiber Composite Materials Truck body 2. What would be the design process? Glass-fibre reinforced plastic (GFRP) can be designed in many ways depending upon the requirements, specifications and services. Therefore with variety of tasks, it’s properties like temperature range, electrical insulation, resistance to corrosion and abrasion and flammability also varies. A lot of applications of Glass-fibre reinforced plastic (GFRP) need good strength which can be tensile , flexural, compressive

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    containing mineral additives exhibit unusually low permeability ratings in the ASTM C 1202, Rapid Chloride Penetration Test. However, high-performance concrete almost always has a higher strength than normal concrete. However, strength is not always the primary required property. For example, a normal strength concrete with very high durability and very low permeability is considered to have high performance properties. Bickley and Fung (2001) demonstrated that 40 MPa (6,000 psi) is high- performance

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    1) Of all the sample materials tested during the lab, the AISI-1020 Cold Rolled Steel was found to be the strongest. Moreover, between the two samples of AISI-1020 Cold Rolled steel, the sample without the neck was found to be stronger. This was observed by calculating the ultimate tensile strength for all the samples used during the experiment. As a result, the higher the ultimate tensile stress the material endured, the stronger the material was. The ultimate tensile stress calculated for the

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